That's 10 matches in a row that Jannik Sinner has won against Alexander Zverev.

"I don't like you anymore," Zverev says as he steps up to do his runners-up speech.

Andre Agassi
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC One

We are looking at the best player on the planet right now.

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Marion Bartoli
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

By winning today, Jannik is getting his 100th win at Grand Slam level.

I think we have seen the new Novak for the next 10-15 years. The way he is able to weather the storm when he had to, come up with an extraordinary shot when he had to, it reminds me so much of Novak Djokovic.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC One

A worthy champion, an incredible defence of his title. As the great players do, they find the way to get the win.

Sinner has got better and better as he’s gone on through this tournament. His performance in the semi-final against Djokovic and today have been truly world class.

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He had to fight back from a set down, but once he claimed that second set it never really looked like Jannik Sinner would back down.

After the disappointment of the French Open, where he was the overwhelming favourite and went out early, the top seed ensures he gets his hands back on the trophy at SW19.

He can now call himself a five-time Grand Slam champion.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Zverev came to play. It was a Zverev we have not seen before in a Grand Slam final.

But you could see the momentum changing in that second set, and Sinner had to work hard right until the very end.

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Jannik Sinner climbs up to his players' box. He's got a beaming smile on his face as his team and family take turns to give him a hug.

They all look pretty happy too.

Andre Agassi
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC One

Sport can be so cruel and so rewarding. Both these guys have a lot to be proud of.

David Law
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sinner on his back on Centre Court. His head in his hands. He was pushed to the limit by Alexander Zverev, but it is Sinner again. He successfully defends his Wimbledon title.

Jannik Sinner's tension is released.

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David Law
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

If something matters to you, you are nervous.

How did Jannik Sinner stay in that point?! He reaches a ferocious backhand from Alexander Zverev, keeps going with the groundstrokes and then defeats the German with a deadly drop shot.

CHAMPIONSHIP POINT.

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport tennis news reporter at Wimbledon

This Wimbledon crowd don't want an early Sunday night. Not a chance. The sound-o-meter almost busts when Zverev goes 15-30 ahead and asks for more noise.

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A nice, clean winner from Jannik Sinner and he's left shaking his fist in celebration. 30-30.

Andre Agassi
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC One

There are two forces at work - the one that’s trying to get you over the line and the one that’s trying to repel you.

What a point. Alexander Zverev gets to Jannik Sinner's drop shot, then Sinner gets to Zverev's volley.

But the Italian - despite diving for the next shot - can't find the court. 15-30.

That Jannik Sinner drop shot just had a little too much air behind it and it bounces nicely for Alexander Zverev to blast it home. 15-15.

That was a good couple of yards long from Alexander Zverev. A big mistake. 15-0.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator on BBC One

The question is posed to Jannik Sinner - can you serve out for Wimbledon?

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Marion Bartoli
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live

When Sinner goes into lock-mode, you feel like he just can't miss anything.